WATCH | Murder In Mangalhat: Nephew Kills Uncle Over Property
Hyderabad, Oct 14 (Maxim News): A property dispute within a family claimed the life of a man at Mangalhat on Sunday night.
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The victim Dharmesh Singh lived with his parents at Mangalhat. There was a dispute between Dharmesh and three other relatives Bajrang, Satyanarayana, and Tuljaram, pertaining to ancestral property. Earlier also Dharmesh was roughed up over the same issue.
On Sunday night, Bajrang and others called Dharmesh to discuss the issue and during arguments allegedly beat him leading to his death.
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On information, the police reached the spot and shifted the body for postmortem examination to the mortuary. A case is registered. (Maxim News)
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